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Stations 20, O02 and 1350 Series

inforced concrete slab supported on stec! H-piles.
On the first floor two steel racks were provided
for storage of a total of 11 heavy cylinders
(Station 1110).

ELECTRICAL. Power wassupplied from site
Charlie (CH-500) at 2400 volts to a 300 KVA
transformer bank. Station 20 was the <istribution power center for that area. General tlumtnation, utility and special receptacles were provided.
ENGINEERING.

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Preliminary design criteria

were received on 15 April. Revisions and ad-

ditional criteria were received on 26 June, 16
July, 21 July, 26 August, 8 September and 23
October. Design work was started in April. However, revised critena required extensive revisions, and nine plans and three sketches tm all
were prepared and submitted from 17 July to
18 November; approvals were dated from 13
August to 21 December.
CONSTRUCTION. Construction was scheduled
to commence on 1 November and to be con-

pleted by 31 December. Actual work started 3

September and was completed on 25 January
1954. Figure 2-71 shows the slab poured for
Station 20> ¢at lefty: the forms in the center
are

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Fivure 2-72 shows

the

relation between Stations 2U and 1z02. The rear
wall of Station 20 (which is the front wail of
1202) is shown poured, Figure 2-73 shows Station 20 as 48completed on 19 December.
The framing on the penthouse (Station 1341)
is started. Fipure 2-74 nates status on 4 January
1954, Station 20 was 90° completed. Figure
2-75 notes progress on 6 January and the relationship of the various Stations to each other.
STATION 30 - ZERO STATION (BARGE)
SITE BEKINT LAGOON . USER: DIRX
GENERAL, This Station was similar to Station
16 with the main exceptions being: (1) a platform deck

was

located

19

feet

above

the

barge

deck: (2) a conerete baffle wall 23 feet high,
20 feet long and three feet thick was installed
at the rear of the platform: (3) 142.500 pounds
of coral hallast was’ required to balance the

superimposed loads.

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